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What is it?
Foley Art is the recreation of sound for film. A Foley Artist creates audio effects for a film using physical props.
It is named after its originator Jack Foley.
How important is sound
to a movie?
You Tell Me...
Sound AND Music can be equally important
Foley Art
Make it Rain !
Here's how it's done...
Let's Become Foley Artists!
Ghost House
Readers Theatre
Watch this scene from Bambi.
As a class, decide how to make the following sounds...
Rain, Thunder, Wind, Steps, Birds
- Assign roles
- Write a general plan
- Perform and Record.
Roles:
5 Readers & Foley Artists
Project :
Begin the Sound Fun!
Download the video on Google Classroom and add your own Foley Art sounds using WeVideo.
*Sign-in with your Google account (name.name@rbe.sk.ca)
*When finished... export to your Google Drive. and hand in to the Google Classroom assignment
Create the Bee buzz sounds for the following video.
Roles...
1. Single bee
2. Bees 2,3,4
2. Bees 5,6,7,8
3. All Bees
Let's makeRainsticks
First Steps:
Let's look at rainsticks
1. Trace around the end of your tube onto a piece of brown paper (or construction paper).
2. Draw a circle that is two times bigger than your first circle (around that first circle) and then draw four or so spokes between the two circles.
3. Cut along the spokes.
4. Tape the spokes onto one end of your tube.
What you will need :
• A cardboard tube
• Aluminum foil
• Seeds, pebbles, small beads
• Tape/Glue
• Scissors
• Crayons or markers
- Paper
The Legend of the Rainstick
Next Steps...
Turn off the lights, get comfortable and enjoy this 'Rainstick' story
Cut a couple pieces of aluminum foil that are about one and half times the length of your tube and about 6 inches wide.
Then Crunch the aluminum foil pieces into long, thin, snake-like shapes. Then twist each one into a spring shape..
Before Foley Art, Rainsticks were created to imitate the sound of a rainfall.
Cultures all around the world use rainsticks as a musical instrument and a tool to persuade weather in times of drought.
Finally,
Make another cap from brown paper
(the same as the first three steps) and cap your tube.
Decorate your tube using tape, markers, crayons, stickers and/or string/yarn.
What's inside a Rainstick?
Next...
Put the aluminum foil springs into your tube.
Then, Pour approx. 1/2 cup seeds/beads into your tube.
On the worksheet make your best guesses as to the materials used for each sound
* We will then go through the actual materials used by Foley Artists *
A very serious artist...
What about space sounds?